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Newspaper
Monroe City Democrat
Location
Monroe City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
A collage of maxims and clippings from a Missouri Tipton Area page including Russian proverbs on heart and home, contrasts of fortune, and satirical editor’s notes. It references a local probate race, a Kannibal visit, new post cards, a rope tale, and editorial humor from Quincy Herald and Standard.
A June 6 1910 stock sale drew farmers and merchants alike to Yates and Youell’s operation. Elbert Yates and Col W T Youell led a full day of trading with pianos beds buggies horses cows and more selling at fair prices. The crowd packed the sale barns as buyers bid eagerly, and the organizers praised the effort and anticipated even larger future sales. The report lists numerous items and prices from traps to horses and household goods.
A storm of protest sweeps Congress over government printing of return cards on stamped envelopes. Printers editors and taxpayers object to financing printing that mainly benefits corporations and heavy envelope users across the country. The controversy widens as the issue draws widespread attention.
Washington June 8 Rep William A. Cullop of Indiana denounced the Payne Aldrich tariff as favoring the rich over the poor. He cited examples where duties are much higher on goods used by laborers than on luxury items, noting broad inequalities in the law. Republicans listened in silence without interruption.
J. M. Grigsby announces his bid for judge of the Eastern District Monroe County. He says he is well qualified and pledges faithful service to the people if elected to office.
W H Yancy Byrd of near Warren was in the city Tuesday on his way to Quincy after being called by the death of his cousin Smith Byrd.
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